Efusión y tormento.

Celebrates the lives and accomplishments of Cuban Americans, especially in Florida, describes how they have kept their culture in a new country, and discusses festivals, food, the arts, entertainment, and sports.

Theodore Dalrymple, uno de los comentaristas más incisivos y menos políticamente correctos de nuestros días, desenmascara el sentimentalismo oculto que asfixia la vida pública. Bajo la guisa de esfuerzos encomiables como la correcta educación de los niños, la atención a los desfavorecidos, la ayuda a los menos capacitados y el bien en general, estamos consiguiendo todo lo contrario: el sentimentalismo destruye el sentido de responsabilidad, debilita las relaciones humanas y en realidad está muy cerca de la agresión y la violencia. Al hilo de su perspicaz y en ocasiones incómodo...

This book explores the real threats to freedom of expression, which don't come from minorities, feminists or offended, but from political and legislative power. Because disparagingly pointing to the offender does nothing but criminalize their right, our right as a society, to protest.

A report on the regional archaeological research carried out in the Bahías de Santa Marta of the Parque Tairona, Department of Magdalena. The sequence includes more than 1500 years of prehispanic history, split into three occupations. Environment, settlement patterns, and demographic history are addressed, and a chronological analysis of ceramic types from stratigraphic excavations is presented. Complete text in English and Spanish.